cheers. >> ramsay: cheers. >> anthony: enter ernesto. >> anthony: i know this man. >> ramsay: aha!'s get this party started. or was that rick james? >> ramsay: ernesto is the son of the owner of this bar. >> anthony: i know. >> ernesto: this is my mom. she made some shanklish here. >> anthony: oh. >> ramsay: shanklish is the cheese. >> ernesto: it's kind of rotten cheese. >> anthony: here we go. >> ramsay: cheers. >> ernesto: i called my dad. >> anthony: yeah. >> ernesto: i told him there's a guy called tony. cnn. he said, "i don't watch cnn." and then i told him, "but he's a cool guy." he wants to make the best food for you. >> ramsay: this is some of the best kibbeh nayeh in beirut. >> anthony: lamb? >> ramsay: and spices. >> anthony: oh man, that's good. >> anthony: hypothetical question. isis are coming now. are we picking up a gun or not? >> ernesto: i pick a gun. >> ramsay: yeah, we will fight these people. >> anthony: no, i'm not drinking that. >> ernesto: no, no, we have to have it. >> anthony: i seem to remember mom at one point whipping out some kind of automatic weapon.

it follows ramsay as he tries eilg restaurants in one day.amsay has 24 hours to rescue and revamp the locations from the menu to the shops, and even the core. >> i think it is me at my best. i am relentless. i am brutally honest. there is no bs. i know where all the problems are, and i'm coming straight for you. >> he says the show is a compilation of what he has done for the past two decades. he hopes viewers will learn what to look for when they eat out. it is tonight at 9:00. >>> so, this is the one that i have my eye on, the chicken on a stick. >> it is a shish kebab. >> this is a family alameda county fair is going on. bring your hat, your sunscreen, in the water. we will see you back here at noon. at ikea, we believe your perfect student deserves the perfect room for the perfect price. so she can afford to feel at home without breaking your budget. and... who's there? hey. a boy? you never told your dad and me about any... oh, on the bed? absolutely not! okay... studying together is fine... and at ikea, we believe that letting go can be

drew ramsay.ou are a suicide survivor, and i know it took you a very long time to publicly talk about your attempt, but you're now a huge advocate for breaking the silence around this. why don't we talk about it more or even acknowledge it before it comes? my husband lost his very best friend and college roommate to suicide. in theory we had no idea it was coming. and the night we got the phone call, the moment my husband picked up the phone and heard his best friend's father on the phone before he even heard any words, he knew what it was. and this is so common. why is that? >> there is so much shame that those of us who have made the mistake of trying to end our life go through, and there is so much discomfort by the family and the friends who are left behind, and oftentimes we feel easier with the silence than we do with having the tough conversations like we're having right now. people just get bound into that shame and that silence which can actually make it even riskier that they'll make a s

gordon ramsay wrote, bourdain inspire sod many people to explore through food. >> fellow travelers thiswat you want. >> christiane amanpour, a long-time friend and collaborator called him a huge personality. a giant talent. a unique voice. and deeply, deeply human. >> work in the kich season work. this is fun. this is a privilege. i have a restless mind, let's put it that way. a rest less temperament. i'm still curious about the world. we ask simple questions. what makes you happy? what do you eat? what do you like to cook? everywhere in the world we go and ask the simple question, we get astonishing answers. >>> george and amal clooney have been celebrating a lot lately. just this week, the twins turne prince harry and meghan markle. last night, his friends turned out to honor him. nancy o'dell joined the event. >> how big of an honor sit for you tonight? everybody says nobody can say bad word about you. >> wait until the night is over. it's fun. fun to be here. >> tult mat date night. on the red carpet, the debonair extraordinary shared the spot light with his sunning wife of three ye

celebrity chefs jamie oliver, nigella lawson and gordon ramsay and us president donald trump are amonged 61. a renowned chef, food critic and writer hosted shows including the layover and parts unknown. he was found dead in a hotel room in france. his employer, cnn, says he took his own life. here he is speaking about his life in 2015 while launching his book medium raw. i'm the worst person in the world to look to for a message. i'm a bad role model, i'm a bad advocate. if anything, the book's about mixed emotions, a continuing argument with myself on a lot of issues, coming to terms with how i've changed and how the restaurant industry i wrote about in kitchen confidential has changed. so the message — conflicted. anthony bourdain, who has died at the age of 61. canada has moved a step closer to legalising cannabis, with the parliament approving a law allowing recreational use. prime ministerjustin trudeau has committed to making marijuana legal within months. a number of countries have already partially or fully decriminalised the drug, but canada would become the first of the world

ramsay of course was the six-year-old who was murdered in her home in boulder, colorado, 1996 case isn worldwide attention and to this day remains unsolved. police say the murderous connect did to the death of the two paralegals. one woman shot in the head diminish a get out of the office and lied down how before she died in the other shot dead inside the law firm which practices divorce and family law. lots of questions left in this mystery. >> thanks so much. >> thank you. it is too late for some big island residents to get out of the path of flowing lava. we'll have details on those developments. booking a flight at the last minute doesn't have to be expensive. just go to priceline. it's the best place to book a flight a few days before my trip and still save up to 40%. just tap and go... for the best savings on flights, go to priceline. money managers are pretty much the same. all but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to ea

even gordon ramsay did one, for goodness sake. >> how much is this room? saturdays, $180 the rest of the week. >> let me shows you what $250 gets you at the monticello. turn the lights out. you see that? this black light shows up bodily fluids. that's exactly what you see -- >> that's disgusting. >> where do these mattresses come from, phillip? >> a house in arizona. >> your house? >> yes. >> those two holes there, that's cigarette holes. >> uh-oh. >> burns. >> what did scott pruitt want with an old hotel mattress? why are his aides resigning when he's the one who flew first class on the taxpayer's dime? if you bite into a chick-fil-a sandwich in a soundproof booth, does it still make a sound? these are mysteries that may never be solved. for now, i guess, we'll just have to sleep on it, on the ridiculist. yes, we shall. thanks for watching "360." that's all the time we have. time to hand it over to my friend, chris cuomo. "q cuo"cuomo prime time" starts no. >> i am chris question moe. we're in washington, d.c. the white house, stories keep changing on mat

so but -- celebrity chef gordon ramsay tweeted early this morning, stunned and saddened by the loss ofrdain. he brought the world into our homes and inspired so many people to explore cultures and cities through their food. remember, the help is a phone call away. one 802 73 tal k. >>> eight-year-old child was killed in a crash that the chp says happened when a driver fell asleep at the wheel. that happened early this morning on interstate 680. leigh martinez has more from the scene. leigh? >> terrible tragedy this morning. chp says the accident is still under investigation. the accident scene is clear this morning. ure taking a look at 680 northbound >> the traffic is slowing. at 12:40 this morning. chp says the driver of a black dodge was traveling northbound on 680 south of calaveras road when traffic began to slow approaching a construction zone and that number one lane. chp says the driver admitted to falling asleep at the wheel. his black dodge crashed into the rear of a white toilet -- toyota corolla. at the hospital, an eight-year- old child died. the chp says the eight-year-ol

gordon ramsay saying stunned and saddened by the loss of anthony bourdain.s and inspired so many people to explore cultures and cities through their food. and then listing the national help hotline form suicide preventi prevention. andrew zimmerman, a piece of my heart is truly broken this morning. and the irony, the sad cruel irony is that the last year he'd never been happier. tony was a symphony. i wish everyone could have seen all of him. very heartbreaking loss in the culinary, tv and travel world. we have a lot of resources on our own website for suicide prevention, please go ahead and take a look at that throughout the day where you or a f loed one can reach out for help. go to abc7news.com. one of the women that andrew zimmerman referring to, an 11-year-old daughter anthony has. very tough news this morning to deal with. >> okay. >> going to turn to a ban on plastic straws that could go statewide if some california lawmakers have their way. the goal is to protect beaches and marine life. if this is passed, the law would only apply to dine-in restaura

gordon ramsay has tweeted... meanwhile, nigella lawson said...r... well, i spoke tojohn tesar. he met anthony bourdain in the late ‘80s and used to work with him. the one thing that i hope that tony leaves as a legacy is that he was a unifier. we all have adversity in our life, we all have different types of personalities, but right now in america, i think it's really important that the message resonate, and tony is going to really be missed in that world of unifying all of us together. we first met in the ‘80s when both of us were trying to find ourselves as younger people, as younger men — not only chefs in the west village — kind of rumbling around like pirates, living the life of kings, and doing whatever we wanted to do thanks to the privilege of being in the restaurant business in the ‘80s and ‘90s in new york city. and what was he like to work with, though? because often, creative people can be — what to say — a little testing. he's never... i think one of the fallacies was that his bark was always bigger than his bite, and he was probably

the visitor of prime minister ramsay macdonald is a quintessential example of a policy visit. during the 1920's, anglo-american relations were at their most hostile of any period . the crux was the two navies. that theyh believed needed a large navy in order to protect the sea lanes of the empire and their trade routes. while she had the largest merchant navy it was almost twice the size of the merchant marine. largestalso the world's importer, needing to import all of her oil and much of her food. vulnerable to a blockade as the germans had nearly 1418eded in doing in the war, strangling her with submarines. e u.s., self-sufficient -- self-sufficient in oil and food were not dependent on imports. the u.s. navy was smaller than the royal navy, but the americans believed that they could use their potential and threatening power to compel the british to recognize america's right to neighborly quality. sawu.s. board of the navy the 1927 arms limitation conference called by calvin coolidge as an opportunity to reinvigorate the public's interest in building ships. they and the brit

the visit of prime minister ramsay macdonald, 1929, is a quintessential example of a policy visit. during the 1920's, anglo-american relations were at their most hostile of any period during the 20th century. the crux was the two navies. the british believed they needed a large navy to protect the sea lanes to the empire and their trade routes. with the largest largest navy in the world, almost twice the size of the u.s. merchant marines, she was also the world's largest importer, needing to import all of her oil and much of her food. she was vulnerable to a blockade, as the germans had nearly succeeded in doing during the 1918 war. strangng her with summaries. the u.s., self-sufficient in oil and food, was not dependent on imports. as was the u.k. the u.s. navy was smaller, but the americans believed they could use their enormous potential and even threatening power to compel the british to recognize america's right to enable equality. in addition, the u.s. general board of the navy saw the 1927 arms limitation conference, called by president calvin coolidge, as an opportunity to

world is still buzzing from the royal wedding of harry and meghan two weeks ago, and for chef gordon ramsayeems like we have found the new people's princess. >> having a touch of erican in the monarchy, i think it is our new lady di. i think she will take that mantra. i think they work together. >> even the normally blistering master chef host has a soft spot for the newly married royals, harry and meghan. >> what a hard-working, dedicated actress, entering the roya family. and, harry, well, he has given her every guy in the girl with ginger hair. how inspirational is that? >> let the battle begin. >> ramsey is inspiring a new round of cooks this season on "master chef" which premieres this week. >> what happened? >> "e.t." was exclusively onset for an upcoming set of gordon's other show "master chef junior" featuring strong female role models including his wife of 21 years and their 20-year-old daughter, also named meghan. >> this idea came from the inspiration we get from females on a daily basis. >> they didn't hold back when it came to spilling family secrets like how much does he cook

celebrated chef gordon ramsay says, stunned and saddened by the loss of bourdain.. cnn, new york. >> in every conversation with anthony bourdain proet mowing the next episode of "parts unknown" was a delectable appetizer to what's to come. my first conversation with anthony in 2010 before "parts unknown" and in the midst of his travel channel show "no reservations" and the book "medium raw qm fame, he was the appetizer. the full meal. and dessert. a true treat. this opportunity to be able to travel the world, you kind of created it but it was also happenstance. then you thought, you're actually going to let me do this? >> i still can't believe i'm getting away with it. i sort of overnight -- had an overnight success with a over-testosteroned obnoxious memoir of a not very distinguished career in the business. one day i was standing next to a deep fryer and the next i'm around the world, make television anyway i want, anywhere i want, living the dream. that said, i mean, in this book i really talk about the fact that having made the first half of my career making fu

reporter: a prominent forensic scientist pitt advised on such high profile cases like the jon benet ramsayf then friday officers arrived to findne won with a gunshot wound to the head. she managed to make it to the street crawling to a chartered bus. >> she is bleeding from her face. >> reporter: police followed her trail of blood to find a second female gunshot victim. the women worked at a firm that focuses on mediation and family law litigation. according to the firm's website this means our client often come to us during emotional stress. then saturday marshal levine is found murdered at his scottsdale office halfway between the locations of first three homicides. as police continue to go through this scene here they're trying to address a number of unanswered questions. what is the exact motive that drove this shooter? what is the connection between the victims? the biggest question are that the police don't know about? amy. >> thank you >>> now to that alarming video of an off-duty fbi agent whose gun went off injuring one person while he was showing off his moves on the dance floor.

on sunday, mtv's decode host francesco ramsay shares her experience in becoming a social justice activistn her book "well that escalated quickly. " and saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on lectures in history, duke university professor laura edwards on public lands and the , examining westward expansion and the law's role in taking over native american at 4:00 p.m.day eastern on real america, the 1944 film "the memphis belle, a story of a flying fortress which documents one of the first b-17 bombers to complete 25 missions in europe without being shot down. watch the c-span networks, this weekend. sunday on q&a, filmmakers discuss their documentary hit and stay: a history of resistance, about the actions of the catonsville nine and other catholic activist that protested the vietnam war. >> the vietnam -- the antiwar movement was thought of as a scruffy, college-age protesters. here were middle-aged clergy. this made public think well, maybe i should reconsider this myself, and it was a turning point for the antiwar movement. >> their action did not end the vietnam war, but i cannot argue -- i